Customize - Menu Tab

Select the Menu tab of the
Customize
dialog box to access options to select menus to which you want to add
commands or macros. The easiest way to add a command is to select a menu
and click on the Command/Macros
tab. Then highlight the desired command in the Command
box and drag it to the menu. To add a macro to a menu, select a menu and click
on the Command/Macros
tab. Then highlight the desired macro in the Command
box and drag it to the menu.

Application
frame menus. Use the options in the Application
frame menus group box to view the application frame menus (also
known as pull-down menus) for the various types of applications. A description
of the selected menu is available under the Reset
button. You can also review descriptions in Application
Frame Menus.

Show menus for. In this list
box, you can select the menu you want to edit. The selected menu will
be displayed at the top of the application regardless of what type of
window or document was active when this dialog was launched. For example,
when Graph is selected, the graph menu
bar will be available at the top of the application even if you do
not currently have a graph open on the desktop. Once the menu is displayed,
you can switch to the Commands
tab and drag and drop the commands you want to add to the menu. A
complete list of application frame menus is listed here. For information
on a specific menu (or an explanation of when it is available), click
on the menu name below. See also the Application
Frame Menu Overview.

Reset. Click the Reset
button to reset the currently selected menu. Resetting the menu will undo
any additions you have made by resetting the menu to its default composition.

Reset All. Click the Reset
All button to reset all of the menus. Resetting the menus will
undo any additions you have made by resetting the menus to their default
composition.

Menu animations. Use
this list box to select the menu animations you want to use. Note that
this option applies to all menus (both application frame and shortcut
menus).

None. When None
is selected, there will be no menu animation (i.e., the entire menu will
open when it is selected).

Unfold. When Unfold
is selected, the menus will unfold as they are displayed (i.e., the menus
will seem to unfold from the top left corner to the bottom right corner).

Slide. When Slide
is selected, the menus will slide open (i.e., menu items will be displayed
one at a time, from top to bottom).

Fade. When Fade
is selected, the menus will appear faded before coming into focus.

Context menus. Use
the options in this group box to add commands to various context (or shortcut)
menus.

Select context
menu. When you choose a shortcut
menu in this box, it will be displayed to the right of the Customize
dialog. Once the menu is displayed, you can switch to the Commands
tab and drag and drop the commands or macros you want to add to the
menu. For a complete list of shortcut menus, see the Context
Menu Overview. If you don't want to display a shortcut menu, select
the dashed line (the first option).

Reset. Click this button to
reset the currently selected menu. Resetting the menu will undo any additions
you have made by resetting the menu to its default composition.

Reset All. Click the Reset
All button to reset all of the menus. Resetting the menus will
undo any additions you have made by resetting the menus to their default
composition.